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Moksha Narayanabali | Ritual | Cost & Benefits | Gaya | Gokarna | Rameshwaram Dham | Srirangapatna | Udupi

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Moksha Narayanabali is performed for the calming of the souls of the departed and to fulfil their desires and thereby address Pitru Dosha.

What is Moksha Narayana Bali Puja?

Moksha Narayana Bali Puja ritual is performed by families to liberate souls of their departed family members who met an untimely or accidental death.

Moksha Narayanabali is performed for the calming of the souls of the departed and to fulfil their desires and thereby address Pitru Dosha. The puja is performed by family members only. Moksha Narayanabali Puja is described in the Garuda Purana. Out of the two main contents of the Garuda Purana, Purvakanda and Pretakanda, the Narayana Bali Puja rites are mentioned in the Pretakanda content.

The Narayan Bali Puja is believed to help a person get rid of ancestral curses, also known as Pitru Dosha.

Narayanabali Puja has to be performed when there are abnormal deaths, like death by disease, death by suicide, death by fasting, death by animals, death by a curse, death by murder, death by drowning, by snake bite etc.

Narayanabali puja is also suggested to get rid of obstacles in business, health problems, education, marriage, accidental death, and also performed to get rid of problems created by curses from mother, father or other family members.

Narayana Bali Puja Vidhi | Puja Procedure

Narayanabali Puja Vidhi is similar to that of the procedures followed in a funeral, wherein an artificial human body made out of wheat flour is used. Mantras chanted during the puja invokes the remaining desires of the departed souls. It is believed the ritual allows them to possess the artificial body and the funeral liberates them to the other world. The Nag Bali Puja helps the souls get rid of their sins. For Nag Bali Puja, a snake made out of wheat dough is used.

What happens in Accidental Death? What are its effects?

When a person’s death occurs due to unnatural causes, the Atma (soul) is stuck between the two worlds. In such event, the soul puts the surviving family members through a lot of sufferings to seek their attention. This can result in problems like Preta-Badha, loss in business, increasing debt, Family health Problems, marriage problems, accidental deaths, loss of peace and harmony. When no efforts are made to provide salvation to such dissatisfied Atma (Soul), they curse the surviving generation or their kin. This is known as Pitra Shaap or Preta Shaap.

It is said that however we appease gods, before showering us with benevolence, they are said to inquire with Pitrus, if they have been satisfied. Hence, it is important to seek the virtue of Pitrus.

How to overcome Pitru Dosha?

Atma of such person who has suffered accidental death can be liberated by performing Narayanbali Vidhi or Narayanabali Pooja, thereby reducing the impacts of Pitru Dosha.

What is Sarpa Dosh? How it is related to Narayanabali?

It is said that, Sarpa Dosh appears when accidental deaths may have occurred in a person’s family tree of seven generations, either on father’s side or on mother’s side.

Where is Gaya?

Gaya Kshetra is one of the popular Mukti Sthalas in India. Gaya  Punya Kshetra on the banks of Phalgu River is the sought after place for performing Pujas and rituals related to ancestors. Devotees from all over visit Gaya Kshetra to perform rites like Atma Pinda Dan, Gaya Shraddha and Preta Shraddha, Moksha Narayanabali or Vishnubali, Tripindi Shraddha seeking salvation. Also Kalasarpa Shanti, Navagraha Shanti, Akala Maran Shanti (Untimely death) are performed here. Presiding deity of Lord Vishnu is called Gadadhar and is known to give Mukti (salvation).

It is mentioned in Vayu Purana, Lord Vishnu is said to have given salvation to Gayasura here and gave a boon that his name will be mentioned as a proof of having performed rituals to the departed. Gaya Kshetra is located in the state of Bihar about 100km from its capital Patna which was known as Pataliputra in historic days. Gaya is one of the three places mentioned in the shastras as being best for Pitru karyas. The other two are Kashi and Prayag (Also called Teertharaja).

Vishnupad Temple

Vishnupad Temple in Gaya Kshetra is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and also a must visit Vishnu temple of India. The Foot print of Lord Vishnu (Vishnupaad) is stamped on a solid rock called Dharmashila. Many devout followers of Sri Hari (Vaishnavites) offer many kinds of Pujas here..

Akshayavat in Vishnupad Temple

Generally once in a year every banyan tree releases all its leaves, but it is said that, Akshayavat tree does not release its leaves at all. This Batavriksha remains evergreen, even during draught-like conditions. It is said that the tree has existed since Treta Yug when Sita gave a boon that the tree would remain immortal. It is located in the courtyard of Vishnupad temple.

Prethashila

Prethashila, the hill of the Pretas(dissatisfied spirits) is lying at a distance of about 8km to from Vishnupada temple. This is another place, where the sacred rites are required to be performed first before even visiting the temple. It is mentioned in Vyasa Mahabharat, that performing rituals at Pretashila neutralizes the sins of even Brahmahatya dosh. Vayu Purana mentions that we have to offer Pindas to ancestors on its summit, take a holy bath in the Brahma Kunda at the foot of the hill and offer its water to the Gods and Pitru Devatas. Lord Brahma had performed Ashwamedha Yaag at this place.

Where is Gokarna Kshetra?

Gokarna Kshetra is a beach-town in the confluence of rivers Gangavalli and Aghanashini in the Kumta taluk of Uttara Kannada district in Karnataka State. Gokarna also known as the Bhu-Kailasa, Dakshin Kashi (Kashi of South) and Rudrapada-Gaya of India. Gokarna kshetra has been a popular destination for performing Pujas and Homas and said to be very effective in nature. Lord Shiva consecrated by Lord Ganapati here was the Atmalinga given to the demon king Ravan and is popularly known as Mahabaleshwara. Gokarna Kshetra being close to the sea shore is highly auspicious and meritorious for performing Pitru Dosh Parihara Pujas such as Narayana Bali puja, Tripindi Shraddha, Thila homa and even performing Shraddha Karyas since time immemorial.

Where is Srirangapatna?

Srirangapatna is an ancient Teertha Kshetra on River Kaveri located in Mandya district of Karnataka state. Sri Ranganatha Swamy is the presiding deity here and inspiration to many devotional songs. Srirangapatna Kshetra reached primacy during the period of Sri Ramanujacharya, the founder of Vishishtadvaita philosophy. Srirangapatna is one among the Tri-ranga kshetras and known as Adiranga. Madhyaranga and Srirangam are the other two.

Srirangapatna is well known for Shraddh rituals such as Naryanabali, Moksha Narayanabali, Tripindi Shradh, Thila Homam, Pinda Pradaana, Asti Visarjan, Pind Daan and Masika / Varshika Shraddha performed on the banks of river Kaveri for the departed near and dear ones.

Triveni Sangam at Srirangapatna is the confluence of three rivers Kaveri, Lokapavani and Kabini. Many devotees visit the Sangam during Dakshinayan, commencing from Shravanmaas for performing ancestral worships, Pind Daan, Tripindi shraddh, Shradh Puja, Varshika Shradh, Pitru paksha shradh.

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